Blaine Bacher
Blaine Bacher is a Business Development Manager at Beacon Economics, LLC. Mr. Bacher is responsible for identifying new market opportunities and cultivating strategic relationships that support the firm’s long-term growth.
With a proven background in program management, business development, public affairs, and organizational leadership, Mr. Bacher specializes in advancing revenue-generating initiatives and aligning stakeholders around shared goals to drive organizational growth.
Prior to joining Beacon Economics, Mr. Bacher was a Program Manager at the BizFed Institute, a leading voice of business in Southern California, where he oversaw program planning, coordination, and execution of major initiatives including the BuildUp LA Series, business readiness summits, advocacy programming, and cross-sector partnerships across the region.
Earlier in his career, Mr. Bacher was a Project Manager at Lewis & Associates where he supported high profile public affairs and infrastructure initiatives. He was also formerly an educator in Sonoma County where he specialized in English as a Second Language and Special Education, gaining firsthand experience working with diverse communities and stakeholder groups.
Mr. Bacher is active in civic and professional organizations, including the Rotary Club and Moose International, and previously served on the board of the California School Employees Association (CSEA) as Chapter Vice President, member of the Contract Negotiation Committee, and School Site Council. He is also a lifelong member and past President of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
Mr. Bacher holds a B.A. in Organizational Management from the University of La Verne.
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